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IBU: The bitterness of beer is provided by compounds such as hululons, or alpha acids from hops used during brewing. The scale, International Bittering Unites, or simply the IBU scale, is the quantitative value designated to measure the bitterness of beer. This scale does not measure the perceived bitterness of beer, but the amount of iso-alpha acids that gives bitterness to the beer. The higher the IBU, the more bitterness will be present in your beer.

SRM:The Standard Reference Method, abbreviated as SRM is the color system used by brewers to specify finished beer and malt color. In the case of malt it is actually the SRM color of a laboratory wort made from the malt which is printed on the package.

How to calculate approximate alcool content:

(Finale density - Initiale density) x 131.25 = alcool per volume.
Ex 1042 initiale minus 1010 finale = 32x 131.25= 4.2%

Updated March 2021

Stout

Initial density:
1.054 - 1.060
Final density:
1.016 - 1.020

IBU:42
SRM:40

This black ale will let you discover the joys of it’s Irish tradition. Its deep black colour as well as its creamy and abundant foam are characteristic of a stout. It has powerful chocolate and coffee flavours. Its bitterness makes it a beer for savvy amateurs.

Ingredients: Two-Row Barley Malt, Oats, Carafa, Chocolat.
Hops: Northern Brewer, Chinook.

Witbier / White

Initial density:
1.040 - 1.045
Final density:
1.000 - 1.010

IBU:10
SRM:2.8

This white pale yellow and slightly veiled is above all thirst quenching. It’s flavours are fruity and its bitterness is subtle. A slight acidity adds to its unique character. Typical of the Belgian Wit Beers with curaçao orange and coriander notes. Good in all seasons, it is perfect for summer and patio.

Ingredients: Two-Row Barley, Wheat.
Hops: Cascade, coriander, curaçao orange.

Red

Initial density:
1.046 - 1.052
Final density:
1.008 - 1.012

IBU:32
SRM:14.3

Traditionally English, this beer with a rich red color, offers fruity flavors enhanced by a touch of caramel. The hops used give it an average bitterness well balance with the malty character.

Ingredients: Two-Row Barley Malt, Flake Oats.
Hops: Northern Brewer, Cascade, Styrian Golding.

Blonde

Initial density:
1.046 - 1.052

Final density:
1.006 - 1.010

IBU:24
SRM:3

This pale and luminous beer has very pleasant fruity flavours reminiscent of citrus and apricot. Surprise your friends and family with this delicious, fresh beer. It appeals to both amateurs and connoisseurs alike.

Ingredients: Two-Row Barley Malt.
Hops: Northern Brewer, Styrian Golding.

American Pale Ale

Initial density:
1.046 - 1.052
Final density:
1.006 - 1.010

IBU:31

SRM:3

It can be said that this beer is an IPA reinvented. Aromatic hops such as Citra, Simco, and Cascade are generously used to contribute to the pleasant aroma. It ‘s a pale colored beer.

Ingredients: Two-Row Barley Malt.
Hops: Citra, Simco et Cascade.

Cascade Blonde

Initial density:
1.046 - 1.052
Final density:
1.007- 1.011

IBU:24.9
SRM:3

This special beer not always available. This special beer not always available. This «single hop» has refreshing tones of grapefruit and citrus notes that is an iconic trait to Cascade hops. We also added malted wheat which gives it a roundness and a beautiful creamy head. The Quebec (Beauce Region) Cascade hops gives this beer a character that true lovers will appreciate.

Ingrédients: Two-Row Barley Malt, Wheat.
Hops: Cascade.

I.P.A. India Pale Ale

Initial density::
1.057 - 1.062
Final density:
1.008 - 1.012

IBU:65

SRM:6.8

A copper-colored beer with malt and caramel flavors. When you take a sip, a fresh hop blast slowly fades away and the malt creeps up gently. A refreshing, lingering after taste will appeal to fans of IPA style.

Ingredients: Two-Row Barley, Black Malt, Flack Oats.
Hops: Chinook, Cascade, Styrian Goldings.

Weizenbier

Initial density:
1.050 - 1.056
Final density:
1.008 - 1.012

IBU:26
SRM:9

The Weizenbier is a white beer with a high bitterness, originally brewed in Bavaria, Germany.
The Weizenbier from Micro-Brew is made from 50% barley and 50% wheat, which gives it an amber color.
Added to this is a touch of roasted malt, which brings body and complexity.
Hops are present in the mouth with a small resinous side, quickly followed by an explosion of grapefruit and flower aromas.

Ingredients :2Row Barley, Black Malt,Oats,
Hops: Cascade, Chinook

Scotch Ale

Initial density:
1.060- 1.066
Final density:
1.010- 1.014

IBU:20
SRM:19

The Scotch Ale by Micro-Brew honors the Scottish tradition. Our brewer has studied and brewed with brewers in Scotland. He created a beer that reminds him of the Highlands and the mysterious side of Scotland. Caramel-colored, it is soft and has a peaty and smoky taste with a perceptive mild bitterness . Typically Scottish!

Ingredients: Two-Row Barley Malt, Peat Malt, Oats.
Hops: Northern Brewer.

Légère – Light

Initial density:
1.032 - 1.036

Final density:
1.007 - 1.012

IBU:10

SMR:2

A pale color beer. Easy to drink and refreshing.

Ingredients: Two-Row Barley, Corn.
Hops: Saaz

Northern Brown Ale

Initial density:
1.056 - 1.062
Final density:
1.006- 1.010

IBU:41.2
SRM:19

A beer with hints of caramel, biscuits , and well balanced on the hop side. It is endowed with a beautiful amber color and generous portion of hops.

Ingredients: Two-row Barley Malt, Black Malt.
Hops: Chinook, Cascade, Styrian Golding.

White I.P.A.

Initial density:
1.050 - 1.056
Final density:
1.008 - 1.012

IBU:45.9
SMR:3.2

This slightly hazy beer is in the White IPA style. Included in the kit, you will find 1 once of Columbus Hops for dry hopping. Add it 3 days before bottling. Specific aroma descriptors include black pepper, liquorice, curry and subtle citrus. It should please amateur that enjoy hoppy beers!.

Ingredients: Two-row Barley Malt, Wheat maltt.
Hops: Chinook, Cascade, Simcoe, Columbus